Noted Editor Edward Hulton Dies in England
British editor and former owner of a newspaper syndicate Sir Edward Hulton died in Letherhead England born 1869 funeral services held for prominent attorney William Ad... US notes report Chicago relief from heat Indiana bank robbery in Warsaw with $12000 stolen one man wounded Iowa unit inspection by Governor Hammill over 1 800 ROTC cadets King Boris in Vienna demands resignation Planes crash aboard USS Seattle in Hawaiian waters warnings of poisoned alcohol at Grinnell College
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Letherhead
Englands
Edward Hulton
Presbytery Seeks Contest Over Proposed Merger
In Columbus on May 28 194? conservatives clash over union plans with allied churches including Congregational and Reformed bodies. Debates center on church governance risks to the General Assembly and potential impact on the Presbyterian system. Also under scrutiny are Fosdick case actions and licensing issues amid broader budget adaptations.
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Harold F. McCloy
Columbus
Ohio
Congregational’ Reformed
Presbyterian General Assembly
Philiglélphia
Opponition
Philadelphia
City Water Watch Urges Hose Use Limits
Public notice in the News Telegraph warns residents with privileges to use water only from 6 to 8 am or 6 to 8 pm or for washing at other times. Last night some districts faced near or total water shutoffs due to supply pressure issues and suspected faulty apartment connections. Three men arrested at Grinwold for tire theft pleaded not guilty.
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Sway ‘Uldita
Clyderk Nichols
Neéwe-Telegraph
Billayas
LaViata Place
al Cfieck
Mighels
Howe
Apts
Grinwold Chargd
Last Survivor of Detail That Took Jeff Davis Dies
Independence Ohio May 28 Josephy Odren 93 died here after the anniversary of the capture of Jefferson Davis in 1865. Odren was the last survivor among Union troops who captured the Confederate president.
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Jeff” Davis
Independence
INS
Josephy Odren
Jefferson Davin
Confederacy
Stork Delayed at Chaplin Home in Los Angeles
May 28 report from Los Angeles states the stork visit to Charlie Chaplin's home, the comedy king, has been delayed. The issue notes Chaplin's family plans amid public interest and media attention.
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Los Angeles
Stork
Charlie Chaplin
Eight Hurt as Subway Trains Collide in New York
Fifty passengers were shaken up and eight injured in a collision between two subway trains at 108th Street and Morris Park Avenue. None of the injuries are expected to be fatal, and victims were taken to hospital.
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New York
INS
108Th Street
Morris Park Avenue
Lordham Inspital
Politician Held for Jury Fixing in Shepherd Trial
Chicago May 24. James C. Callan a politician was held in $2 1000 bail by Judge Thomas J. Lynch amid charges he sought to tamper with Philip J. Barry a potential juror in the murder case of William B. Shepherd. The hearing featured clashes between the state's attorney and Shepherd’s counsel as jury selection continued with three veniremen tentatively accepted for a second panel.
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Chicago
INS
James C. Callan
Thomas J. Lynch
Philip J. Barry
William B. Shepherd
Lynch
Cullen
Callan
Robert J. Pow
William S. Stewart
Shepherd
Defenge
Fire near Griswold saves barn from ruin
Near Griswold May 23 a fire at Alex Milne’s barn, five miles northwest, was checked by neighbors. Damage estimated around 600 dollars..Mrs Milne heroically freed a span of mules from the barn as the blaze, believed to start from a overheated manure pile, was fought by volunteers.
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Griswold
Alex Milne
Baccalaureate Sermon Planned for Appleby High School
Rev. Fr. Daniel Sheehy will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening to the senior class of the Apple high school at the Catholic church in Adair Indiana. The event marks the close of the academic year for the school's graduates and includes traditional ceremonies and reflections on achievement and community.
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Adair
Adair, In
News-Telegraph
Daniel Sheehy
Chiv
Early Baseball Scores Across The Leagues
National New York ten to Pittsburgh one. Brooklyn six Chicago five. Cincinnati and Philadelphia four in the seventh. St Louis six Boston four in the seventh. American New York two Cleveland one in the seventh. Washington zero Detroit one in the eighth. Boston nine Chicago two in the other game.
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National
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Bt.Louis
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Heat and Cold Waves Clash Over Chicago Weather
Chicago faces a historic clash as a mid-summer heat wave from the south meets a powerful north wind bringing freezing air. Forecasters warn of violent winds and rain, with possible tornado proportions and a cold snap following the heat. Temperatures expected to drop below 60 as records challenge the day.
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Chicago
Siipity
Abe
Dlenary
Royal Bureau
Rachis
Chiesto
Cily
Cox
Great Lake
Memorial Day observance may move to Sunday in Atlantic
Memorial Day plans in Atlantic consider staging the observance on Sunday to avoid Saturday business closures. Local American Legion and GA R posts discuss shifting from Saturday morning ceremonies, with definite decisions expected soon. Memorial Church service led by Rev. Leonard A Spooner set for four o'clock Sunday afternoon at Congregational church, with 3:30 assembly at City Hall for a group procession.
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Atlantic
Amerisa Legion
GA. R. Post
Leonard A. Spooner
Nocighins
President Coolidge Slightly Ill in Washington
May 23 Washington brief reports President Coolidge taken ill with stomach trouble. White House stated condition not serious and he will congall all engagements.
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Coolidge
Washington
President Coolidge
Witte: House
Rondition
Federals Stage Day Raid Across Three Counties
Cedar Rapids May 24. Federal officers sweep Kova Tania and Lenton counties in a day raid. Camilo Simians, a Belgian national, arrested near Belle Plaine for the first time. Deportation proceedings to follow, officials said.
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Cedar Rapids
INS
Kova
Tania
Lenton
Camilo Simians
Belle Plaine
Matricide Will Stand Trial for Murder of Mother
Dorothy Martin faces trial for the murder of her mother. Her defense contends temporary insanity at confession and that someone else fired the shots. The case will challenge the state's evidence from start to finish.
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Vieyearitard
Dorothy
Pioneer Anna Richmond Finch recalls early Wiota days
Mrs Josiah Finch a Wiota pioneer recalls 1862 move from Indiana with parents in a wagon to Keokuk and then Wiota She remembers building the railroad through the town the first train through and a log house later the Keasey filling station stood at town edge She and her family faced many perils on the Indiana to Keokuk journey and shared many pioneer incidents.
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Wiota
News-Telegraph
Josiah Finch
Lown
Jady
Mahaska
Kansas
George Daughenbaugh
Wintd
Anna’ Richmond
Keasey
Finch
Indiana
Keokuk
Fire Does 30000 Damage In Boone Early Today
A blaze started early today in the office of the Consumers' Company in Boone Iowa, sweeping a large block and causing an estimated loss of 30000 dollars. The fire damaged several buildings and disrupted business in the town. No injuries are reported.
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Boone
Towa
Consumers’ Cos
Hicee
Rblock
Child Eats Lye. Tongue Burned After Incident
A boy ate a quantity of lye yesterday afternoon. His tongue suffered a severe burn. After treatment at the City hospital, he was sent home.
Iowa City Elks to celebrate 26th anniversary event
Iowa City Elks will celebrate their 26th anniversary on May 27. Grand Secretary Fred Fi Robinson of Chicago will attend, along with other Elks members. The notice hints at ceremonial activities in Iowa City on the date.
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Iowa City
U. P
Elks
Fred Fi Robinson
Chicago
Elke, Will
Golden wedding party honors Reich couple with dance
Mr Reich aged 72 and Mrs Reich observed fifty years of marriage with a formal golden wedding party at Publendurt hall Third and Walnut attended by 350 guests. The pair married in Denmark and emigrated to the United States in 1893 living in Extra vicinity then Maine before retiring to this city. They raised eleven children six living Ota Reich Peter Reich of Auerbeck Chris R De Wiley 503 Cedar E C Rasmussen San Pedro Calif and Mrs Max Mubart 102 Cedar Jubler maiden name Mul gine. A banquet and numerous gifts accompanied the celebration.
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Ota Reich
Peter Reich
Auerbeck
Chris i
Miles Weet
R. de Wiley
Cedar Streets
Elderly patient Merrie Anderson dies after four years in Atlantic hospital
Mrs Merrie Anderson aged eighty three died at seven last evening in Atlantic hospital. She migrated from Denmark twenty five years ago and lived in Brayton area. Her husband Chris Anderson died about twenty four years ago. one son died earlier, no surviving children. A nephew by marriage, A F Anderson of Audubon county, is named. Funeral services will be held at 1:36 tomorrow at Oak Will church with Rev Ludwig Mehr officiating and burial in the church cemetery.
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Merrie Anderson
Atlantic Hospital
Anderson
Denmark
Brayton Vivini
Former Mayor and Family Plan Des Moines Move
Bert Mountain, ex-city mayor, and his family will relocate to Des Moines to establish their home. The former chief executive intends to pursue business in the capital city and expects to depart next week, settling there by June first.
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Des Moines
Row
Bert) Mountain
Capilta
Accused Klansman gets change of venue
In Indianapolis Indiana on May 23 the murder trial of former Klan leader D C Stephenson and co defendants Earl Kluck and Earl Gentry on the death of Madge Oberholtzer will be held at Noblesville by agreement of lawyers.
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Indianapolis
Ind
INS
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Kliick
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Noblesville
Earthquake more severe than one that shook Tokio
Meager reports from the Hyogo region say the Sanin district quake killed or wounded about 3,000 with 125,000 homeless. Toyooka burned, Kinosaki Tsuiyama destroyed. Kawa? and Nara shaken. Seismologists place the center at Tajima, 50 miles from Osaka, noting three inch horizontal seismograph readings.
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Tokio
Luther A. Huston
Kinuaxki
Tsuiyama
Eervas
Kinosaki
Koyote
Nara
Kwansi
Tajima
Osaka
Des Moines Wins 1926 Meeting For Postmasters League
Iowa postmasters of third and fourth class held their annual session in Des Moines on May 23 deciding Sioux City and Des Moines as the 1926 meeting site. Des Moines won the bid. R K Russell of Cushing was elected head of the Iowa Postmasters League at the closing session. Russell is noted as the youngest member. O J Purdue declined the nomination, Carl Walkau of Williams was reappointed secretary.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Storm Sweeps Through Central New York
A tornado and severe thunderstorm struck Syracuse and central New York early today causing more than 500000 dollars in damage. Several towns in outlying sections were marooned as communications lines were severed.
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New York
Syracuse
N. Y
INS
Weather forecast for the weekend with showers
Overcast conditions continue tonight with a chance of local storms. Sunday turns cooler with unsettled skies and possible showers in areas.
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